What's a good way to get an image string? I was trying `read["image"]` in c-lil and I was only getting the contents of the file as a byte string.
for reference, the image string is
%%IMG2ACIAGCAuAQwgEgEEIAYBAiAEAQIgEAEEIAYBAiAEAQIgDgECIAgBAiAIAQIgDAECIAgBAiAIAQIgCgECIAoBAiAGAQIgAgECIAgBAiAKAQIgBgECIAIBAiAGAQIgDAECIAYBAiACAQIgBgECIAwBAiAGAQIgAgECIAYBCiAGAQIgCAECIAYBCiAGAQIgCAECIAQBAiAKAQIgBgEMIAIBAiAKAQIgBgEMIAIBAiAKAQIgBAECIAwBBCAKAQIgBAECIAwBAiACAQogBAECIAIBDCAEAQogBAECIAIBDCAGAQIgDAECIAoBAiAGAQIgDAECIAoBAiAIAQQgCgEKIAoBBCAKAQogDgEKIBgBCiAO
and this is a screenshot of what happens: 
1 year ago(+1)
Pasting images in non-rich fields was a bug; this should be fixed now. Image strings are how images are represented in the clipboard, so you should now be able to make image-strings using normal drawing tools.
Lilt's read[] has a slightly different signature than Decker, since Decker prompts the user instead of taking a path argument; that might be what was tripping you up there.